Collection: Kid's

Parents often wonder whether to buy shoes that fit perfectly or leave room for growth. It’s generally recommended to leave about a thumb’s width (approximately 0.5–1 cm) of space at the toe to accommodate growth while ensuring the shoe isn’t too big to cause discomfort or tripping.

Many parents ask about the importance of arch support, cushioning, and flexible soles. For toddlers and young children, lightweight, flexible shoes with good grip are ideal to support natural foot development. For older kids, especially those involved in sports, proper cushioning and support are crucial to prevent injuries.

Kids’ feet grow quickly, so their shoes may need to be replaced every 3–6 months, depending on their age and growth rate. Additionally, shoes should be replaced if they show signs of wear, such as worn-out soles, holes, or lack of support, to ensure proper foot health and comfort.